Dolan and McCann trout fishing yesterday and Hibernians announce convention
Dr W B Dolan and Bod McCann were trout fishing yesterday. The Ancient Order of Hibernians delegates will attend the national convention in Philadelphia from June 12 to 15 with many officers and divisions listed. Additional events include a Hartford Saengerfest June 1 and 2 and a visit by Rev BE d Melley to Buroy for a three month vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BK. Dolan
Bod. McCann
H. M
AL FP. Law
Adams’ Avenue
Mies Gerecks
Rathburn
Ithaca
the Ancient Order ‘of Hibernians
Erin
Philadelphia
L. P. Battle
C. T. B Moland
M. J. McAndrew
M. HH
Lavelle
I McDonald
McCabe
M. J. Healey
Nevision
M. dl. Neary
Willan Peel
Nugene Kiscoll
Dr. FL. Finsimmons
Joh F. Barrett
McAndrews Committed for Theft and Assault by Alderman
Patrick McAndrews was committed to the county jail yesterday by Alderman Wright in default of a $200 bond after stealing a dinner can and assaulting Patrick Brennan, a street cleaner.
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Patrick McAndrews
Patrick Brennan
Alderman Wright
Water suit ends with view of Lehigh river dams at Gouldsboro
In an equity case, Judge McPherson and lawyers visit Gouldsboro to view the Lehigh river sites and dams along Bear Creek and the Roaring Brook. Testimony details dam capacity, population needs for Scranton, and legal arguments over water rights and the Gas and Water Company’s use of Lehigh water through emergency reservoirs.
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McPherson
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Scranton
W. M. Marple
The
Gas and Water Company
A. B. Dunning
Tins and Water Company
Lehigh River
Stubert Reeves
Genera
Lehigh
Reeves
Dunning
Mr. Dunning
George E. Schaffer
Monroe County
BF. L. Jenks
Sane Case
McT
Harvey
Gouldshoro
Wo OW
Staford Meadow Brook
Pepper
Geore Wharton Peper
Commonwealth
Lehieh Coal and Navirathon Company
Kix
Knapp
Hand
Scranton Gas and Water Company
Court ruling forces city to repair turnpike road profits
Attorney for the Providence and Abington Turnpike Co serves notice on the city after a supreme court decision upholding the contract to maintain the road. With no city funds, the company may repair the road itself and bill the city. The Lackawanna verdict of 2200 dollars awaits council action before payment.
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Attormey W. Woo Wilson
Providence and Abington Turnpike Company
Ticlals
Supreme Court
Turnpike Company
B. Price
Bey Robinson
Lackawanna
American Volunteers Launch Next Sunday in Scranton
The American Volunteer movement will be launched in Scranton next Sunday with meetings at 4:50 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church Washington Avenue and 7:40 p.m. at Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church Hyde Park. Leaders Colonel Pattie Watkins Captain Lindsay Captain Masiand and Lieutenant Green will address attendees. The effort aims to organize a central city branch and to engage artisans and mechanics beyond churchgoers.
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American Volunteer Movement
Scranton
Flist Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue
Hyde Park
Pattie Watkins
Lindsay
Wallington Booth
Masiand
Green
Salvation Arms
Charter sought for Lackawanna County Agricultural Society
Application made in court yesterday for a charter to form or revive a Lackawanna County Agricultural Society. Attorney A D Dean Mead presented the petition stating the aim to promote farming and improve agriculture in the county, referencing a former society that operated at the Drill Park.
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A. D. Dean
Lackawanna County Agricultural Society
Dri Park
WANTS THE DEED REVOKED IN FARM DISPUTE
Mrs Mary Berry of Madison township sues her son A D Compton to halt his taking possession of the homestead and to void a deed she signed under suspect circumstances. Attorney John F Scragke represents the plaintiff in the contemptible claim over the six hundred acre farm and care for Jane Compton.
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Maryerry
Madson Township
A. D. Comptom
John FL Scragke
Berry
Jane Compton
Uerry
Letters of Interest Published With Writer Names
Under this heading short letters of interest will be published when accompanied for publication by the writer's name. The Tribune will not be held responsible for opinions here expressed.
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the Tribune
Salvation Army and American Volunteers clash in Scranton letters
Readers publish strong objections to Salvation Army and support for American Volunteers. The letter accuses Salvation Army leadership of tyranny and un-American methods, cites a life‑fig competition incident, and urges unity with American Volunteers. Also ads promote Swayne's Ointment and an English capital investments list.
Rifle Practice Season Order From Headquarters
The National Guard of Pennsylvania opens rifle practice season with compulsory drills for Thirteenth regiment at Dickson City. Officers must push marksman progress and those failing to qualify face charges or discharge. Matches and classifications for first through sharp-shooter are outlined with qualification rules and reentries. Additionally, Miss Yaw and Effie Easter appear in Scranton and at the Frothingham respectively with supporting casts noted.
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National Guard
Dickson City
Harrisburg
Unat
Blunt
Gu Vards
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Miss Yaw
Ajugari
Scranton
Thirteenth Regiment
Effie Easter
Frothingham
Dumas
Camille
John A. Elisler
Goddess of Truth at Tonkeht Li Rossel's theater
Tonkeht Li Rossel and company announce a new production The Goddess of Truth directed by Abbey Schoeffel and Grau with an Metropolitan Opera orchestra and sixty trained chorus. Ellen Beach Yaw appears tomorrow at Frothingham bringing social and musical allure as the era’s greatest soprano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbey
New York
Metropolitan Opera Howe
Ellen Beach
Frothingham
Mozart
Lucregia Ajugelri
Prima Dontia
Death of Mary E. Martin of Olyphant
Mary Elisabeth Martin, 25, of Olyphant, died after months of illness at her mother's home on Delaware Street. A Millersville graduate and seven year public school teacher, she was active in St. Patrick's parish and the Blessed Virgin's Sodality. Funeral high mass at St. Patrick's, Catholic cemetery burial. Also notes a legal judgment against Wayne Mutual Life and a medical ad for Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills.
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Olyphant
Mary Elisabeth Martin
Eilen Martin
Delaware Street
Miss Martin
Millersville State Normal School
The
Blessed Virgin's Sodality
James J. Lynch
John T. Mowney
Olynhant
St. Patrick's Church
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I.c
Lackawanna Avenue
South Main St
Wilkes
Barre
Weston Mill CO
Garney, Brown &Co., Manufacturers
Court House
McAndrews
Spruce Street
Gouldsboro
W. W. Scranton
Norman Leach
W. M. Swallow
William Streeter
Chinchilla
Henry W. Northup
H. H. Colvin
Glenburn
J. L. Stone
J. W. Miller
W. Carpenter
Waverly
N.S. Davis
J. D. Knight
Mary Berry
West Side News
Perdons
Salvation Army
American Volunteer
Thebarracks
Prive Street
General Booth
Maslan
Loyal Co
Soeranton Corps
Chris
Vetall
Weil
Burt
Oladwee
Duddy
Child
Scrinton Corps
Booth
Salya- Hon
Thie
Evans Ani
Why West
Pes
Mathers
Unitef
Christ
Mallington
God
America
Samuel L. Morgans
Swayne
London and Universal Bureau of Investors
Cheapside
London
Bubscribere
Edward Co. Ross
Walter C. Pepys
Arthur Stiffer
Pillsbury'’s
Keeley Care
Keeley
Avenue Lana
Reggimental Ranges
Crouch Bros
Mears Building
Washington
Spruce
Deatiu
Mary E. Martin
Halslander & Vosburg
Enos Flynn
Wayne Mutual Life Association
Indiana
Hood
Rexford
Paul E. Wirt
SALON
China Hall
Weichel & Millar
Cather Hetlers
Funshera
Atu Linn
Hatter
Wyoming Avenue
Station Agency
Dupont
Wapwallopen Milla
Luzerne Rahat Pa
Wilmington, Delaware
Henry Belin
Wyoming District
Scranton, Pa
Third National Bank Building
Thos, Ford
Pittston
John B. Smith & Son
Plymouth
REB. W. Mulligan
Wilkes-Barre
Repaune Chemical Company
High Explosives
A. E. Rogers
Lackawanna Avs
Augeloh
Our
Aenes Baancry
Ater
W. F. Gonners
Lackwanna Avenue
Opor
Eggwueer
Shor
Tribune
Mercereau & Connell
Jewelers
Wyoming
Maloney Oil and Manufacturing
M. W. Collins
Root
Stanton, Pa
Shimburg's Inn
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